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Available online at www.sciencedirect.com Journal science @oinecr: of Hydrology Journal of Hydrology 284 (2003) 296 www.elsevier.com/locate/jhydrol Contents of Volume 284 | Vol. 284, Nos. 1-4 December 22, 2003 Research Papers An asymptotic analysis for determining concentration uncertainty in aquifer transport ie ERE Ce FEE Ee ONE CERY 6 SU RPE SOE oe EP ER EES ORIN RES EAS Go 1 Analysis of percolation and seepage through paddy bunds ee eer ee ee Paneer Re oe ee eee ee ee eee ee ee ee ee 13 Origin and geochemical evolution of groundwater in a closed-basin clayey aquitard, Northern Mexico ee I in a Ai S's cy a Bee Re ywd fee Ree Shee ee Re Ae a BN Gre ake a Ok PN A RE RO ee 26 Comparative solute—discharge hysteresis analysis for an urbanized and a ‘control basin’ in the Georgia (USA) Piedmont Se ee are EPO Bet eri We EIEN TUPLE SCO eS ere Yok ap ewn ara Urs verge NNW ar aw yd ed SPPe a a ins cartels WEI esS ee OFT a EOE 45 Application of two hydrologic models with different runoff mechanisms to a hillslope dominated watershed in the northeastern US: a comparison of HSPF and SMR M. S. Johnson, W. F. Coon, V. K. Mehta, T. S. Steenhuis, E. S. Brooks and J. Boll... 2... 0.0.2... 0.2.0.0... 000 eee eee 57 Stochastic hydraulic safety factor for gas containment in underground storage caverns ne es Cs greg es ee miseries ag Cu aly Se Od Saw Glew bio a ache SW wld Oe 6S Oreo de 4k sek NO 77 Vertical groundwater flow in Permo-Triassic sediments underlying two cities in the Trent River Basin (UK) R. G. Taylor, A. A. Cronin, S. A. Trowsdale, O. P. Baines, M. H. Barrett and D. N. Lerner.......................2.00.. 92 The role of antecedent soil water content in the runoff response of semiarid catchments: a simulation approach V.M. Castilio, A. GGreee-Pinga amid Wi: MEASURED. wi i ccc rehiwcr beeeeseean unes 114 Green element simulations of multiaquifer flows with a time-dependent Green’s function ; Pe ee rl oe ree Mae iia: pa Cian adh aa eo Win hAle wo RS eee ww de oy wee Oe 4 be OE ee be eek < 131 A probabilistic analysis of episodic preferential flow into superheated fractured rock es I ae eC airy 5 a war kne OUD A 5.659 8 EOS CEASA CAAA OO OA CE ee CLE bie Dies 151 Analysis of hydraulic pressure fluctuation in deep geologic formations in Tono area, Japan using artificial neural networks ee a En kw Sidt e a ee end EM om OP RO eg Ae a ARS aE Kone ko eee a 174 Groundwater flow and phosphate dynamics surrounding a high discharge wastewater disposal well in the Florida Keys K. Dillon, W. Burnett, G. Kim, J. Chanton, D. R. Corbett, K. Elliott and L. Kump.........2..0..0..... 0.2 .e.e e.e 193 Improving the characteristics of streamflow modeled by regional climate models ES al oak ee a a aa 8 Wank ae SEAS es EE OE ah Sk aU de he 61S DSR R ORR & Ok OK ER OO 211 Estimating the saline springs component in the solute and water balance of Lake Kinneret, Israel iy I I hn go ha ah ww Wig ig Saves & ACA RES SEO TOE OE CRIED ER STE OA ike SL Ne AS SRA ERD 228 Potential impacts of climate change on groundwater recharge and streamflow in a central European low mountain range ek I igo go a eh cu aiyy Daw aa ee PN NOTE wh ee We eae VON Seale hee keh ES Cake ees 244 A comparison of controls on freshwater lens morphology of small carbonate and siliciclastic islands: examples from barrier islands in Florida, USA ee ne eg hy aa dw nay oF ines eo Brat ie ka Fk oss GW 8 AS WLP ARTO & HE OAS bE Re 253 Sensitivity analysis and determination of streambed leakance and aquifer hydraulic properties es ee IOS 5 ae BA ates gs se be eRe WC OOS OR Fee RRS 8 OPEN ORK ME SG OK Oe ONE RES OOS 270 Transfer of bacteria-contaminated particles in a karst aquifer: evolution of contaminated materials from a sinkhole to a spring he SEE EO, Fe. NONE, 778s CI ONG SOI oo ice ce ic eee ences cu een seen ves ssewusgevantes 285 doi: 10.1016/S0022-1694(03)00441-4